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Training For 2023
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Maybe the umps are there to let them know the new ways they will be F#$**&^! them over this year.
Kane Cornes v Trent Cotchin is the greatest mismatch since gnat met windscreen. Put them in the squared circle, Kornhole would be carried out inside two minutes, put a ball between them and Cotch wins a Brownlow. Everyone knows it, especially Kornes.
No, and I am still reeling from you saying it is ok for Big Blokes to squash midgets
Only on the football field, mate. Or if the midget starts it.No, and I am still reeling from you saying it is ok for Big Blokes to squash midgets
Just read this on the HS website. Sounds good.
Richmond recruit Jacob Hopper is close to full fitness after a 2022 season that was ruined by a persistent knee injury.
Hopper played just seven games for Greater Western Sydney last year after being sidelined for four months with the issue.
However, the 25-year-old midfielder has barely missed a beat over his first pre-season at Punt Rd.
“He’s been able to do almost the whole training block,” Richmond assistant coach Andrew McQualter said.
“He does a little bit less on one of the training days but for the majority of pre-season he has been able to do all the work and looks good.”
Trent Cotchin and Jacob Hopper at Richmond training at Punt Road Oval. Picture: Andrew Henshaw
Richmond key forward Tom Lynch again missed main training on Thursday as he continues to recover form foot surgery before Christmas.
“Lynchy hasn’t trained yet but he’s really building up his running,” McQualter said.
“Hopefully in the next few weeks he’ll be back into training and be in good shape.
“He’s had enough pre-seasons under his belt that he’ll be able to pick it up quickly.”
Former Geelong midfielder-forward Quinton Narkle is continuing to train with the Tigers in search of a rookie list spot through the Pre-Season Supplemental Selection Period.
“He’s had a terrific campaign with us,” McQualter said.
“Two weeks before Christmas he joined us and he was really able to dedicate himself over the break and lose some weight and get himself into shape where he’s performing really well. He’s put his hand up for sure.”
Richmond faces Carlton in a Round 1 showdown on March 16.
Richmond recruit Jacob Hopper is close to full fitness after a 2022 season that was ruined by a persistent knee injury.
Hopper played just seven games for Greater Western Sydney last year after being sidelined for four months with the issue.
However, the 25-year-old midfielder has barely missed a beat over his first pre-season at Punt Rd.
“He’s been able to do almost the whole training block,” Richmond assistant coach Andrew McQualter said.
“He does a little bit less on one of the training days but for the majority of pre-season he has been able to do all the work and looks good.”
Trent Cotchin and Jacob Hopper at Richmond training at Punt Road Oval. Picture: Andrew Henshaw
Richmond key forward Tom Lynch again missed main training on Thursday as he continues to recover form foot surgery before Christmas.
“Lynchy hasn’t trained yet but he’s really building up his running,” McQualter said.
“Hopefully in the next few weeks he’ll be back into training and be in good shape.
“He’s had enough pre-seasons under his belt that he’ll be able to pick it up quickly.”
Former Geelong midfielder-forward Quinton Narkle is continuing to train with the Tigers in search of a rookie list spot through the Pre-Season Supplemental Selection Period.
“He’s had a terrific campaign with us,” McQualter said.
“Two weeks before Christmas he joined us and he was really able to dedicate himself over the break and lose some weight and get himself into shape where he’s performing really well. He’s put his hand up for sure.”
Richmond faces Carlton in a Round 1 showdown on March 16.
Just an aside, but fantastic to see us treating today as BAU and not taking the public holiday.
All I have said on Dion is I have him in on watch, he did all the drills prior to match sim and looked great, kicked a goal from boundary 55 metres out.
Dominant in first 10 minutes of match play along with Taranto and Hopper and then I noticed he was no longer on the field or in the dug out watching.
I DID NOT, say he was injured, saw no incident, nor did I see him leave the field, but I was a bit surprised of his limited match play involvement and then total disappearance from proceedings. Given Dion's history he just goes on my watch list that he is ok.
Tony Braxton-Hicks
There are no stupid ideas, just stupid people
Dwarf is the preferred term?No, and I am still reeling from you saying it is ok for Big Blokes to squash midgets
Any idea who the young player was that you saw in a moon boot Caesar?This is why i have difficulty when I am asked how Steely and Seth are going when they don't train in numbers, Steely 179cm Seth 182cm and both poor excuse for mo's
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One of the brand new ones or one from 2022 draft crop?
